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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
8
Elkol Wyoming June 25 Union miners at the Elkol small ion mine protest nonunion workers hired in violation of the union contract. Guards have been placed at the works and tensions rise as officials of district No 22 United Mine Workers monitor the strike.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 25 Mayor Taylor received from the post office department plans and specifications for a concrete and steel three plane hangar to be erected at Wales field Fort Russell where mail planes will land and rise. The building will cover 125 by 120 feet of clear floor space and hold six average size planes in an emergency.
The Uinta County war memorial honoring local World War I fallen has arrived from Vermont. It will be erected in the courthouse square, featuring a massive twenty eight ton granite block, with dedication planned for July 4.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 25 announcement lists Stanley Edwards press agent for the state highway department and Evelyn Stott a local public school teacher as engaged. The wedding is planned soon at the home of Miss Stott's sister Mrs J B Burtafield at Dixon Tl
The Boston Edison Company granted a 10 percent pay increase for about 2,000 workers effective July 1. Simultaneously the firm cuts electricity prices for 115,000 retail customers by 5 percent for lighting.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 25 There may be no Frontier Park track running meet this year due to the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association failing to secure Frontier Day conflict clearance. The association once ran a 19 day meet, and now has not arranged any 1920 races amid Frontier Days restrictions at Frontier Park.
Cheyenne’s enacted occupational tax ordinance, long tested constitutionality, has begun delivering funds for the city. Officials report about $93,000 already raised and an expected $40,000 annually, drawing wider attention after a Pittsburgh Post feature on T. A. Huntley’s impressions.
A vintage health ad claims rheumatism is a deep seated blood disease and promises relief by affecting the blood. It promotes S. S. as a fifty year tested cure with a free expert medical advisory offer from the Swift Laboratory in Avanta.
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